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| Kathy Curle Ward (#47560023)
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Mike Daley
 | RE: Ole Enon Primitive Baptist Church
Sorry but I do not know the address. I do remember that it was located near the intersection of Old Enon Rd and Old Enon Ln if that helps.
thx, Mike | | | William Mynatt
 | J.L. Mynatt
Katie thank so much for providing the tombstone picture of my ancestor. | | | michael mitchell
 | Memorial Cemetery
Hello all volunteers in Memphis.
If you and your friends like to meet at this cemetery and take pictures in each section to fix this problem. I can meet each Sat. and take 150 pictures each time. of we can get 100 people and they take 150 pictures, that will cover 15k each weekend. I took 100 pictures last weekend, it took about 30 mins and uploaded them in about 1 hr.
takes for your time
mike | | | Amy
| RE: Mollie Whaley Winborn
Oh, I forgot to say...thanks for the info on Wincy Ann. I don't know how I had missed her memorial before. I'll be down in Mississippi the first week of June and I will pass through Benton County. I think I'll go look for hers and Sarah's graves.Added by Amy on May 12, 2013 10:32 AM | | | Amy
| RE: Mollie Whaley Winborn
Miles Redich Whaley died in Tipton County, TN on 01 May 1901. It is not known for sure where he is buried, but it is thought that he is probably buried at Sharp's Cemetery, as there are other Whaleys buried there (including his son, Billy Whaley, and 2 of Billy's young daughters--see 73568442, 73569605 and 73569772). The cemetery is difficult to access and quite overgrown, especially this time of year. I tried to get into it a couple of summers ago but it was just too overgrown. Michael Whaley (who created the above memorials for Billy and his daughters) is the Whaley expert, and he has searched Sharp's graveyard for Miles' grave but has been unable to find it. Still, he believes that Miles is buried there, but probably unmarked. I feel very strongly that he is right, as I was taken there as a young girl more than 25 years ago by one of Miles' grandsons to look for his grave (which we did not find). I don't think we would have gone there if he were not sure that's where Miles was buried.Added by Amy on May 12, 2013 10:27 AM | | | Amy
| RE: Mollie Whaley Winborn
Hi Kathy,
Mollie was my great grand aunt (my great-grandmother's sister). Feel free to use her photo on your family tree.
I have never considered that Mollie and Winseyann were the same person. I have never found any records that would show Mollie being born in 1875. (Winseyann is shown as age 5 on the 1880 census.) All census records seem to indicate Mollie was born about 1880, and her death certificate does as well. She was probably born after the 1880 census was done, which is why she does not appear.
I had always assumed that Winseyann died sometime between 1880 and 1900, as she seems to disappear from the records. I wish that I could find the old notes I took from my conversations with my grandmother about 25 years ago. Her mother Ida was a sister of Mollie, and there may be something in my notes that would help clarify all of this. I'll keep looking and let you know if I find anything.
AmyAdded by Amy on May 11, 2013 10:54 AM | | | Jerry Owen
 | RE: Ole Enon Primitive Baptist Cemetery
Go on line and look for contacts at the Hardeman County, TN Historical Society. | | | Mary Ann Lee
 | RE: Ruby Woods
Thanks, please let me know if you hear from the requestor about it. I will unclaim it anyway since you already have the photo.
Mary Ann | | | Linda Wayman
| Re: Joyce Walpole
Thank you for the information. I added the family links.
| | | Leaton Clark
 | RE: Len and Magaret Woods
Just wonderful!!!! Thanks for all your help.
Leaton | | | | [View all messages...] |
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